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Background

TC-14 was a Cybot Galactica TC-series protocol droid with feminine programming stationed aboard the Trade Federation Lucrehulk-class battleship Saak'ak.  The character appeared in Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace.

As Medicom expands their Vinyl Collectible Doll (VCD) line, they have decided to produce the TC-14 droid as a part of the collection.  Sideshow is currently distributing the VCD line in the United States.

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Packaging

Medicom packages their Star Wars VCD line in a box with the character’s face on the front of the package.  Holes are cut out for the eyes and mouth.  The figure is then secured within a dual plastic tray.


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The Figure

The TC-14 VCD stands approximately 8” in height and features 11 points
of articulation
(neck, 3 in the arms and 2 in each leg).  Like the
C-3PO Vinyl Collectible Doll, the TC-14 is not made of soft vinyl.

The reflective plastic piece is the same sculpt as C-3PO.  It makes
sense since the characters look exactly the same.  The only thing that
differs between the two figures is the color.

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Our Opinion

It’s pretty obvious why Medicom decided to release this figure as a
part of their VCD line…it’s easy to produce a colorway if you already
have the sculpt.  I don’t think the character is an extremely popular
one from the Star Wars galaxy, but you often see TC-14 in figure lines
and games for the above reason.

Similar to most pieces in the Star Wars VCD line, Medicom has produced
a quality product.  This sculpt is more detailed than most in the line.  So it really comes down to…do you like silver or
gold?  It’s pretty much a matter of opinion.

You can pick one up at the following:

Sideshow Collectibles: $59.99

C-3PO VCD Grades:

Quality: 10/10
Paint: 9/10
Packaging: 8/10
Durability: 8/10
Hype: 8/10
Fun Factor: 9/10
Value: 8/10
Overall: 9.3/10

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